Rokstone announces leadership changes

Ian Anson has been promoted to global CEO of Rokstone, whilst incumbent CEO, James Potter, becomes chairman and deputy CEO.

Anson joined the group in 2020 and has been managing director for the last three years.

“Rokstone is extremely well positioned to take advantage of the many opportunities that exist in the current marketplace," Anson said. "Our platform offers a truly unique value proposition to our people and our partners and we have significant room for further growth and diversification ahead of us.

"The first half of the year we’ll be onboarding our US casualty team and finalising the launch of a number of other new lines of business as well as crystallising some key cross-class strategic capacity relationships. We are also on the cusp of entering new territories."

Rokstone is one of the world’s largest MGAs, with offices in the UK, Europe, USA, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It currently underwrites US$1.1bn GWP in several specialty lines including property, power generation, marine, aviation, cedant-led fac, agriculture, construction, engineering, A&H, PI and D&O.



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